Green Bay Packers fans now have their complete 2026 slate locked in. The team opens on the road at Minnesota in Week 1 and closes at home against Detroit in Week 18.

Full Regular Season Schedule

Week 1: Sept. 13 at Minnesota Vikings

Week 2: Sept. 20 at New York Jets

Week 3: Sept. 24 (Thursday) vs. Atlanta Falcons

Week 4: Oct. 4 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Week 5: Oct. 11 vs. Chicago Bears

Week 6: Oct. 18 vs. Dallas Cowboys

Week 7: Oct. 25 at Detroit Lions

Week 8: Oct. 29 (Thursday) vs. Carolina Panthers

Week 9: Nov. 8 at New England Patriots

Week 10: Nov. 15 vs. Minnesota Vikings

Week 11: BYE

Week 12: Nov. 25 (Wednesday) at Los Angeles Rams

Week 13: Dec. 6 at New Orleans Saints

Week 14: Dec. 13 vs. Buffalo Bills

Week 15: Dec. 20 vs. Miami Dolphins

Week 16: Dec. 25 at Chicago Bears (Christmas)

Week 17: Jan. 4 (Monday) vs. Houston Texans

Week 18: TBD vs. Detroit Lions

Projected Record: 10-7 With Caveats

Analyst Ben Arthur projects the Packers to reach 10 wins in 2026, but only if several key pieces stay healthy and perform.

"The Green Bay Packers' path to being one of the NFC's top contenders is filled with 'ifs.' If Micah Parsols is healthy. If Tucker Kraft is healthy. If 2025 first-round pick Matthew Golden steps up at receiver, filling the void left by Romeo Doubs' departure, this should be a double-digit win season for Green Bay."

At FanDuel Sportsbook, the Packers carry a 9.5-win projected total, +2000 odds to win the Super Bowl, and -132 odds to make the playoffs.

Aggressive Offseason Overhaul

Green Bay made significant moves in both directions. The team traded away edge rusher Rashan Gary and wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks while losing Romeo Doubs, Quay Walker, Malik Willis, Emanuel Wilson, and Rasheed Walker in free agency.

On the acquisition side, the Packers added linebacker Zaire Franklin via trade with Indianapolis and signed defensive lineman Javon Hargrave. Despite lacking a first-round pick due to the Micah Parsons trade, Green Bay selected South Carolina cornerback Brandon Cisse and Missouri defensive tackle Chris McClellan on Day 2 of the draft.

Draft Class Gets Mixed Reviews

Ralph Vacchiano ranked the Packers at No. 16 in his post-draft power rankings, noting that while the team addressed immediate needs at cornerback and nose tackle, the selections may provide depth more than immediate impact.

"CB Brandon Cisse and DT Chris McClellan might be more about depth than immediate impact."

Draft analyst Rob Rang awarded Green Bay a C+ grade, tempering his assessment by criticizing the team's failure to bolster offensive tackle and running back depth, though he praised the "gamble on traits" and predicted Chris McClellan will outplay his mid-Round 3 selection.